Jan. 6 panel lays out inquiries for Jordan, extends subpoena deadline
The Jan. 6 committee has extended the deadline for Rep. Jim Jordan (R) to comply with its subpoena, laying out in a letter its fullest accounting yet of the information it would like to discuss with the Ohio congressman. The correspondence to Jordan comes after he wrote a six-page letter to the panel demanding to see the bulk of evidence it has compiled concerning his actions after the 2020 election and leading up to Jan. 6. The letter outlines eight topics on inquiry, including previously unreported efforts by Jordan to reach then-Attorney General Bill Barr the da
Read MoreBuick to go all electric by 2030
Story at a glance Buick plans to offer its first electric vehicle in 2024. By 2030, the brand will no longer offer vehicles with combustion engines in North America. Buick showed off a new concept car called the Wildcat EV, which it says illustrates the brand’s new “design language.”
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Read MoreUS employers report 11.4 M job openings, holding at near-record highs
Job openings remained at near record highs, according to a report released Wednesday from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. U.S. job openings decreased slightly to 11.4 million on the last business day in April, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover report. About 4.4 million Americans quit their jobs in April. New hires were little changed, at 6.6 million, and job separations remained around 6 million. Unemployment was lower in April than a year earlier in 388 of the 389 metropolitan areas surveyed. About 170 regions had unemployment rates less than
Read MoreStudy: Coffee may be linked with lower risk of death
Drinking moderate amounts of coffee was linked to a lower risk of death in a new study, though experts caution there are still important unknowns. The study published in the journal Annals of Internal Medicine used data from 171,000 people in the United Kingdom over a seven-year period, and found up to a 30 percent reduction in the risk of death. The association with lower risk of death held for both people who drank unsweetened coffee and those who put
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